The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20
LOCAL BRIEFS,
TT dry and clear.


THe ZONES ,Qry are auartered at the
+. Cliff.
RoBEKr KTTTETcK was run IN last
night, foil as tick.
LIZ CROWDED streets are an INDIGESTION,
business doomed yesterday.
T.R. JONES g. Co. received yesterday;
Germania bullion, 81 1881.
ANDREW CAHooN was cor missioned
2 yesterday as notary pubic Tor oaI'
& Lake County.
McCoRNICK & Co received yesterday:
Hauauer bullion, Sc 400; silver and LEAD
ores. 50. 100 Total 81 10.
Mr.. benjamin. WECHsLER, of New
4 York, in Ia mis- city, N Visit 10 MS
6aug te ', Mrs. NJ II. Lipman.
PROFESSOR YoUNGER gives his next
soiree on TUESDAY evening", I'D, and
niatjnee on Thursday, at m.
A NUMBER OF young gentlemen well
8 known IL this city viii gre Dali IN the
Theatre ,blut tie Goth OF December
READ raa mammoth announcement
. nf Co Bras, in this issue. Ladies
: will find some statements IN 1t that Will
interest them.
TIE CHAMBER Ct Commerce is doing
4 poon work IN disseminating informal o.
Regarding Utah and her resources. Tne
Register ShoWs-a big list OF visitors every
day.
ALBEIT TAFT WEBB was married to
Miss Sarah Henry, by Bishop Atwood,
on FRIDAY, 18Th inst. The many friends
of he Happy couply joia III congratu-
latiCus-
SPENCER DLAwsoN is just completing
the heaV est half years trade that he
has done since he has been in bus ness.
fIE am un.s. in round NUMBERS, 20 very
princely figures.
The MONTHLY meeting Of the officers
OF the Mutual improvement AssOcia-
tons Of TINS stake will be held on Thurs
day evening next, in the Fourteenth
Ward Assembly Hall.
AT GARFIELD, the Utah q Nevada
people drove their recently sunk we'll a
little deeper, yesterday, and Obtained a
ffty-gallon-a minute flow, enough
water to supply all their bath houses.
THE CIVIL suit of Culmer & Bros. vs.
Urowton & Son, for $40 so ana interest,
in all ST. 80, for painting materials was
decided IN Judge Pyper's court, yes
terday afternoon, in favor OF painful,
with costs amounting to nearly I'll.
JOHN KRoUr, taken to Jail night be-
fore last, and charged with vagrancy,
when brought out yesterday, was found
80 be semi-demented, and was turned
over to his brother, who will take care
OF him.
Mr.. W. Il, Rowe, the genial manager
of u. G. M l. shoe factory, showed The
writer the work done by machine Of
recent purchase which is the sewing OF
sole leather the thickness Of One-haif
an inch Or more. 1t simply won
derful.
A CHECK drawn on Clark & Larabie
for $685. in favor of Thomas King, and
signed A W. McCune, was cashed yes
terday by Main street salOonkeeper.
AS the check proves TO be forgery, the
aforesaid salOOnkeeper Is somewhat
tired.-Inter- Mountain.
THE CHILD of Mr.. Braithwaite. on
Centre street, little girl years old,
case at Mr.. SilVer's is considered very
serious one, and little hopes we're en-
tertained by the quarantine physician
for the patients recovery.
Arthur CUSHING, of the Pioneer
Sampling Works, at Sandy, says that
the handling of ores at that point is
something remarkable. the employees
of the various works being kept well
employed His establishment handles
about $50 tons day. Business, aside
fEom ore manipulating, is quiet.
THOMAS MURPHY, who appeared to be
somewhat silly when brought before
Judge Piper, yesterday on charge of
EVsgrsnoy, was adiudged guilty and
given thirty days in the gravel beds.
II hi 70 no
he was out-Of what or where he said
not on a leave of absence till the war
begins.
The ADVERTISEMENT of Woolley, Lund
1 Judd, importers and jobbers of sgri-
cultural machinery and wagons, appears
in The HERALD this morning. The
agencies of the company are frst-class
ia every respect, the members of the
firm are energetic aud reliable and will,
no doubt. secure q large amount OF
patronage.
OoHoNEB TAYLOR yesterday made an |
Examination into the killing OF Samuel |
Roberts the latest victim of the "spar- |
row gun" and decided that there was |
no necessity for holding an inquest. as |
the killing was purely accidental. The |
funeral services over the remains will |
DC AClu GLAo olLC4uOSLt dS = " SAOSh Al |
the Twenty-frst Ward meeting house. |
A SOCIAL ball will be given at EN-
porium Hall on Tuesday, November |
i22d. under the auspices OF "Germania
society which, ever since its organi
cation, has gained IN public favor. The |
gentlemen comprising the committee |
'0f arrangements have done sill to render |
this affair a success, and the members |
and friends Of Germania may expect an |
Enjoyable time on Tuesday next.
ORE MORE real estate firm filings its |
|shingle to the breeze this morning, and |
announces, through the columns of |
ITBE SUNDAY HERALD, that it is here and |
Ready for business. The new firm is |
That of Taylor Bros. 80 Main street, op. |
lposite q G. NJ l., and its members are |
'Tell known young men of this city
n w. Taylor, city assessor and col
kector, and Mr.. Frank Y. Taylor. They |
have houses and lots for sale In all parts |
'of the city, and lot of choice farms
near city limits.